Fence Post Driver Rock Spike For Stony Ground

HILL FENCING & SNOW FENCING

POST DRIVERS:

Profi Max Supreme &
Profi Max Magnum
Post Driver

Profi Supreme
Post Driver

Agri
Post Driver

Powershift HD2 Post Driver

Powershift HD1 Post Driver

Tracked Fencing Machine
Including HD180
Post Driver

FENCEMASTER:

The Bryce Fencemaster Mark II

FEATURES:

Fully Automatic Twin Pulley Telescopic Mast

Mast Lubrication System

Rock Spike Transfer System

Independent Hydraulic Legs

Rotary Wear Pads

Hydraulic Post Twister

Ultimate Post Cap

Mast Tilt

Telescopic Backshift & Sideshift

Mast Tilt Ram Bracket

Quadshift

Winner 2009 Silver Award

A World First and Totally Unique

The Rock Spike Transfer System is a world first and totally unique. Big Rock spikes destroy post driver masts and sideshifts and render the machine very unstable. This system solves all the problems.

Features:

Great for HSE - no lifting
Safe and balanced when not in use
Preserves the life of the post driver
Quick and simple transfer from transport to working position
Rock spike is carried on mast during field use
Always there when you need it - it's on the machine and not in the pick up, back at the yard or at the other end of the field

Rock Spike Transfer System

As you can see, all three pictures have one thing in common - the mast is on the bottom side. This is deliberate and what the pictures illustrate is how well balanced the post driver is with the rockspike in the stowed position.

For Innovation and Ground Breaking Design - contact Bryce Suma now

Many people remove the rock spike to preserve the life of the machine when not in use.

This often results in the rock spike not being there when required.

Having to lift and manhandle heavy rock spikes (70 kilo plus) is dangerous and a health hazard.

THIS SYSTEM SOLVES ALL THESE PROBLEMS

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Bryce Suma. World Leaders in Post Driver Development and Design

Over the last 2 years I have played around with a hydraulic mast support jack leg and can offer it if desired. However, from trial work done, I have a simple way of getting the same results to support the mast without the need of the hydraulic jack leg. My preferred way of doing this saves the added weight, pipework and extra cost, helping to keep the efficiency of the Bryce Suma down to a fine art.